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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
LABOR'S DEFEAT.
The Brewery Hands and Drivers
Decide Not to Strike.

1hO pICWCEy hdHus anu DFIVeFS
Decide Not to Strike.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Brewers
Union met to-day. The members were
outspoken against the leaders of District
Assembly No. 40, and said they could not
understand why the brewers of all trades
had been ordered to help bolster a forlorn
cause at the eleventh hour, which Dis
trict Assembly No. 40 has vainly ordered
them 30 do. The Secretary of the National
Brewers Union expressed the belief that
the strike had been wofully mismanaged
from the start and that it was doomed to
disaster. The brewers would not strike,
because they were earning good wages,
and would not risk these advantages, be-
sides breaking their contract, when the
result would only be an addition to the
common loss. Resolutions embOdying
these opinions were adopted.
THE DRIVERS,
The beer drivers organization, at a
meeting at the same hall later, took
action identical with that of the Brewers
Union.
A delegation from all the longshore-
mems unions of New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City held convention this eve
ming. The men were in conference four
hours, and they decided not to return TO
work save at 40c. per hour for day work
and 60c. per hour for over time. There
was developed a strong undertow of feel
ing against those who had led the men
into the late fruitless strike.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
BOSTON'S STRIKERS,
Two Cars Run but the Third At
tackled and Traffic Abandoned.

BosToN, Feb. 13.-The South Boston
Railroad Company attempted to start
business this morning. Two cars made
round trip without incident. The third
was assailed by mob of $500 strikers
ana street rutfians, who had to be driven
away by police.
Acting under the advice of the Police
Commissioners no more cars were run
during the day. The utility OF the police
signal system was fully demonstrated, as
within fifteen minutes alter the trouble
began the streets were cleared, and five
minutes further would probably have
caused blocdshed. The propositions that
have been made by the directors to the
strikers have no. been accepted, and the
condition OF affairs is still far away from
a settlement.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
ST. JOHN AND THE SALOONS,
He Declares his Inability to Draw
Certain Distinctions.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.--Ex.Gov. st. John,
before temperance meeting in Chick
ering Hall to day. delivered an address in
which occurred these words: 81 have
been unable to say bad things against
even New York saloon-keeper. can't
tnd it i'll my heart to abuse man who ia
engaged in a lawful business. | cannot
distinguish morally between the saloon
keeper and the law that lets
him sell rum, and between
him and the church deacon who votes for
men who make such laws. They will be
punched on the great judgment day. The
Almighty won't bother to try them sepa-
rately and they will all be put to the
same punishment"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
IRISH sKIRMiSH ES.
Several Meetings Held Despite tho
Government Proclamations.

Several Meetings Held Despite the
Government Proclamations.
DUBLIN, Feb. 13.--At Laughrea to-day
two hundred police were refused food
and shelter. Michael Davitt arrived in
the morning. He refused to accept copy
OF the government proclamation prohibit
ing the proposed Nationalist meeting.
Mr.. Davitt addressed the meeting in the
afternoon In the League rooms, which
were barricaded. He spoke at Woodford
In the evening,
At midnight Saturday gangs of q bge.
men and Catholics pclted one another
with stones on the Fall road in Belfast.
They were dispersed by police. One man
was stabbed and some police were
bruised.
a meeting announced TO be held at Youe.
hal to-day, and proclaimed by the gov.
ernment, was held at Terrypoint, Wafer
ford. Mr.. Tanner spoke. The crowd
burned copies of the proclamation amid
cheers and groans. After the meeting the
crowd returned to Youghal and had some
encounters with police.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
AMERICA's CARDINALS.
The Receptions Accorded TO Dis :
tinguished Prelates Abroad.

The Receptions Accorded to Dis =
tinguished Prelates Abroad.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-The American
has the following special from Rome:
"rhe American Cardinals arrived in
Rome this evening. Father O'Counell,
rector OF the American College, met them
AZ Genoa. They were met at the depot by
Archbishop Cavel, Of Melbourne. Bishop
Keane, OF Richmond, Mgrs. Callahan,
Stoner, Count Muccioli, Vice Rector
Deasy and many prominent laymen.
While at Paris Cardinal Gibbons was
guest OF the Seminary st. Sulpice."
Miss Terry, OF South Carolina, who has
been received into the Catholic Church by
Mgr. Salua, will marry Count Muccioli
at the Municlpio on Feb. 20. Cardinal
Gibbons, IL his engagements Will permit,
will afterward perform the religious cere-
lege. The Cardinal confirmed Miss
Terry's mother.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
BETRAYED BY HIS WIFE.

An Ohio Woman Gives a Clue to
the Identity of n Desperate Gang.
MAssILLoN, o., Feb. 13.-A young
woman named Robinson has made o
statement to the Mayor which may result
in the capture, or at least identification,
of the men who murdered Detective Hal
lIgan and released McMunn at Rayenna,
o. She gave the names of four men, one
of whom was her husband, who are proba-
bly, the guilty parties, one of whom, how
ever, has since died from injuries re-
ceived in the fight with the officers. She
says there is a regularly organized gang
OF thieves, having headquarters in Pitts
burg, who committed the Cleveland fur
store robbery. Her story is being investi-
pated
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
CUTTING NEW CHANNELS.

Michigan Towns in Danger of Being
Deserted by Their Rivers.
DETROIT, Feb. 13.--Speciais from Muir
show little encouragement for the food
sufferers at Lyons. The water has been
rising slowly all day and damage to
buildings continues. The latest fear is
lest the channel OF the river be perma-
nently changed, in which event the town
will be compelled to go out Of business.
To-day the water carried away part of
the Cornell mill, and its complete de-
struction is feared. oseph the
ST. Joseph river t11ehlghest ever known
and is cutting a new channel.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
CREMATED IN "A CELL.
Three Negro Prisoners Perish in
the Murfreesboro Jail.

the MurfreesbOro Jail.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 13.-The jail
at Murfreesboro, Tenn, was burned about
one O'Clock this morning, and three men
confined in it perlsned in the flames. The
fire broke out at 1880 In the Office from
an unknown cause. JaiIer jackson, who
was asleep up stairs, rushed down and
opened the doors. Ten men in the upper
cages escaped, but three men in
one of the lower cages
could not be reached. They cried
piteOusly for help until the flames
reached them. Their names are Moses
Nancy, Jack Irwin and Dilge Lyon.
They were, all cOored. The first two
were put in for wrecklng a train last fall
and the third for forgery. Those who
escaped we're captured, but were released
by order OF the County Judge, there being
no Dlace to keen them,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Uxoricide and Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Feb. 1S.-Charles
Klose, of Sonleisingerville, Wis, a saloon
keeper, loaded two shotguns this evening,
and emptied the contents OF one into his
wife's head, killing her instantly. He
then tried to shoot himself, but merely
blew away one cheek. lie locked the
door, poured kerosene on the floor, and
set 1t on fire. When neigbbors tried to
enter he loaded one Of the guns and blew
out his brains.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Russian Piotters Arrested.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 13.-Twenty,
five cadets and officers have been arrest
ed for connection with a recently dis
covered conspiracy against the govern
ment. grand general OF the staff Ot
ta.sSSsSaemy is implicated. Nearly all
~ 1ers are connected with naval
aud military schools. Among them are
several university students.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Bishop Green Dead,

VICKsBURG, MISS, Feb. ia tele-
gram from Suwanee. Tenn, announces
the death there this morning OF Rt. Rev.
William Mercer Green, for the past forty
years Bishop of the Episcopal diocese OF
Mississippi. On the receipt OF the news
this morning the assembled oongrega-
tions OF the Holy Trinity and Christ Epis-
copal churches were dismissed, aud the
bells were tolled from IL O'Clock till noon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
CIcXy. tho Murderer.

WABASH, IND. Feb. 13.-This morn
ing Mrs, Henry Durham, OF Kosciusko
county, regained consciousness and told
the story OF the murder OF her husband
and child. Her mind is now clear. She
says that Clew, who is in jail now at
Warsaw, Is the murderer, and that he
alone commltted the crime. The county
jail at Warsaw is being strongly guarded,
and the sheriff says he will shoot the first
man who enters to take Clew.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Mexican War Pension Claimants.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Commiss.oner
of Pensions Black invites expectant pen-
sioners under the Mexican pension law
to communicate with the Pension Bureau
at Washington. The Commlssioner has
prepared letters Of instruction and
blanks of application and affidavit for
witnesses, which will be furnished TO each
direct applicant, and which. il properly
used, Will greatly hasten the adjudica-
tion OF the rights OF applicants.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
A saw Takes Two L.sS6e.

able e' saws saw tie farm % OF Z" IL poIs. IS.
Wright, wealthy farmer living eight
miles from California, Mo-. few to pieces
yesterday. One part OF II cut open Mr..
Wrights breast, exposing HE heart, and
killed him instantly. Another piece
carried away part OF the head OF Miss
ayoung lady who had gone TO
the mill TO call the men to dinner. She
died in four hours.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Socialists Stirring Up the scotch.

GLASGOW, Feb. 13.-Some Socialist
speakers Today addressed a crowd at the
Nelson monument on benalf OF the Lanark
miners. After the meeting the crowd
pelted the policemen with mud and
stones. The police charged and scattered
tho mob
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Thirty Buildings Burned.

BUTTE CITY, MONT, Feb. 13.--Thirty
buildings were burned at Anaconda yes
terday by an incendiary fire. The loss is
$T5, 200 and the insurance $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14

ROME, Feb. 13.-signor Depretis has
undertaken to form Cabinet conJointly
with Count di RobiIant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Kills His Partner.

MERIDEN, La, Feb. 13.-Last evening
at Haughton, Bossier parish. Henry
Bodenheimer shot and killed his partner,
William M. Mercier. Mercier had been
drinking all day and had been in several
rows. He wound up by abusing Boden-
homer and threatening him. Boden-
heimer then fred, with the above result.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14

There is nothing so agreeable to take
and that will so certainly eradicate NAL
rial poison from your system as Or. j. H.
McLean's Liver ana Kidney Pillets, Zoe.
per vial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-14
Emperor William's fiealtb,

VIENNA, Feb. l3.--Reports are current
that Emperor William IL la very weak
condition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31

non OF The Court Non Pros. was entered.
1aessrs. Camalier and Adrian Posey for
rlaanuffs, and COMBS for Defendants
lie next case called was No. ~ Trials
and was tried by Jury as follows. i =
Bohansn, admT T. T. Mckay v. Nichols
biscoe and Allen G. Tyler. Action OF As
sumpsit Pending trial Of this case. the
Cont adjourned for the day.
Friday, March 25. The case. pend;ng
which the Court adjourned, was resumed
ana Iesuiied in q verdict for Plaintiff.
aessTs BohaIsan aud Dawkins fiar Plaintiff
/ a ~. SeoIilos and Camalier for Defendants.
ne next case disposed of was No. 4. Grim.
Soas- winch was tined by Jury as follows:
Staae vs.. James Yorkshire, indicted for
burglary. Plea Of Not Guilty and tried by
Jury. Verdict Of Guilty and seuieprei IN
Maryland Peniieniiary for two wears.
Hsmmeit s3r State and Coomhs and Cam
alier for accused.
Saturday, March 25th. The only case
called to-day was No. 3 Appeals. j. 'Thos.
Msttingly and wife Va. Aqailla Burroughs
Appeal from Justice George MattingIy. Sab
United To Court Pending this case I6urt adj
JouTned to Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Monday, March 2Sih. The case, pcnd-
ing which Court adjourned, was resumed
and Judgment reversed. J. Y. and ID. L.
Graves and Morgan and Coombs for APP
peilants and Camalier and Hammett for
Appellee. The next case called was No 3,
Grim Apps. as follows: State vs. Lewis
Middleton, indicted for assault with intent
10 Kill George +. Thomas. Plea of Not
Guilty and submitted TO the Court. Judg-
ment of Not Guilty of assault with intent
10 kill, but Guilty of assault, and sentenced
10 Penitentiary for 3 years and months.
HanInett for State; Camalier for Defence.
The next case disposed of was No Ap-
peals, as follows: Thomas Mattingly
and wife vs. Aquilla Burroughs Appeal
| from Justice Maitingly. Judgment affirm
ed. n and ID 4 Graves, Coombs and
Morgan for Appellants and Camalier and
Hammett for Appellee. The next case
called was No IA Appeals, as follows ::
j Bean Tippett VS. Margaret L Watts. APP
| peal from Justice Wise. Submitted to the
Court Held sa5 eUria. Camalier and
Abel for Appellant; Hammett for APPELLEE
Tuesday, March % The first cases dis
posed Of today were, Nos & ?, Grim Apps
which were submitted To the Court as FOL
| lows: State VS. Frank JeIiler, indicted for
Larceny in both cases. Pleas Of Guilty,
confessed and judgments of Guilty and
sentenced to the county Jail for ten days in
each case. The next case called was No
SO Trials which was proceeded with as
! follows Eliza 4 G Townshend use Of J
Benson Perrie and Benson Townshend
VS. VIM T Robinson. Action OF damages
Removed from Prince Georges County.
| Trial by Jury. Messrs C G and ID X Ma
gruder and Camalier for Plainieff and
Roberts and Stanley and Coombs for De-
| fendant Pending the trial Of this case the
Court, at $50 O'Clock p NJ adjourned for
the day.
The court has appointed John ] BOwles
Crier vice z Taylor Tippett deceased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31
NJ. 1ntgo's Items.

ti,m ar Regular Corextondentl
our village fisherman is supplying the
citizens with excellent rock at reasonable
figures; and truckers are selling French
spinach at IL cents per peck.
Cupid. - says dame rumor. is sending
his arrows straight to the mark, and that
Immediately after Lent several lovers will
bow At the shrine of Hymen.
Really Spring is here. Fruit trees are
budding and the knocking bird occasionally
treats Us t. lis sweet initiative notes.
Roads are being repaired throughout the
district Thank, aye, We would BE- pleased
70 give the supervisors a pump handle
shake or the hand and, well we don't fol-
low treating but we would almost be
tempted t. invite them ~ take something
were We 10 meet at Jimmie D's or At Crews
Level.
Schools appear 10 I've progressing tolera-
lily well.
Mr.. Stephen Goodrich had a fine mich
cow drowned a few days ago; and hog.
continue 10 die in consequence of cholera
Death is ineXorahlr
Several farmers have finished planting
potatoes and sowing oats
\ Gooily number of boys and girls at
tend sunday School at - Michaers. Wha
q do AMI what u leave undone is wha
our youth should he taught; and Father
Gatfney is just the man for the occasion.
RALYAT.
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communicated.
MECHANICALLY. March 2lst, 1897
occasion.

MEcHANICsvILLE. March 2lSt, 1887.
MeSSrs EditorS:-As President of the
Teachers Association. il behooves me to
tender some explanation, relative TO the
failure O! that body, to convene on the 5th
instant, rs per advertisement, in BEACON.
The cause was none other than a pure
misundy rslanding of the specified time;
that, stated by me at, adjournment Of last
meeting being the second Saturday in
March, which would have been the 18th,
and the EHteTPrise, subsequently, announced
adjournment to the 10Th inst So, il is OBJ
vious, the little digit was not, in any way,
intentional, and sincerely trust il will, by
no means, interfere or. prove detrimental to
the interest of our all important Society.
The next general meeting will be on
Friday, 22nd April. make the announce
ment at this early date because of the
special Importance Of the meeting, VIZ:
Election Of Officers, and How to Con-
duct Recitation" In the election of Of
ficers, il Is very necessary TO have full at
tendance that all may have voice in the
matter, and that a rotation in office be made
coercive- In presenting the second subject,
l have something more to say, than or cleo
ton OF officers, as lis consideration must Lead
10 grand results. II is jus, what we need 20
awaken our dormant faculties .,s Ell,
the inner soul to resp, =, ia ..I,;n,
IN any Sysser II education the ~
'A0N position is Of the .-..maTI
sance :, / our highest impor
,.uiy, therefore, 10 So,
'ha' p1.iect foundation is laid on which
the future acquisitions of the ch;ls s,n :
&c omit We ara employed to train Alright
tAe tender germs committed 10 our c,ra =
as 10 ut them for the various walks af life
ana toni successfully the positions Of ,hose
who viii be called to the cold and si,en,
tomb, But, ! ann digreszing. Brother
ieaeheTs, good results cannot be ob,ainea
ksws'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31

unless we are masters of the true methods
Of teaching. and the true mastery i cb-
tanned only BY intercourse gsuch - our So
ciety admits with able and experienced
teachers II Is patent to the mind Of every
instructor, that the pupil gains real knowl-
edge, only when the teacher presents 70 hiur
real objects Of thought; that his mind un-
folds itself in strength AMI beauty only
when ii exercises its faculties in an inde-
pendent and vigorous activity. am SIRE
after due consideration of this most impor-
tant subject, each maEnber land hope
those who have not vet joined US will do
sol viii make it point 10 be present 10
hear and be heard in this matter; 20 I'M
fold 70 Us the true meaning Of the term
'Recitation'-not the definition Of the word,
but how TO conduct recitation successful
ly. or course, the meaning Of The term,
in its literal sense, is the reproduction Of
what has been taken up, or knowing how
TO explain. But, the process Of knowing
hiss two phases, the second OF which is the
NECESSITY NoLnhAeutGnt "a Auc attSA- Inc
first is, getting, acquiring, experimenting, ac-
cumulsting the crude materials Of thought
the second, is re-staiing, restoring, repro
ducing. The meaning of itself is not, how
ever sufficient We want to know how 10
conduct a proper recitation. To the young
teachers, who have but recently entered
the profession, the next meeting viii be a
most important one. It's discussions viii
develop new ideas. In conclusion, brother
members, would again remind you Of the
great importance attending the next meet
ing and urge You, one and alp In the name
of education and all its numerous benefits
TO the young generation, never to let your
interest fag in advancing q cause so benefi-
cial TO our profession and brotherhood gen.
orally. WEBSTER b. HERBERT,
President, T. A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31
Orphans Cours

March % Court met-all the judges
present. frank Bohanan ordered to pay
to W J. Edclen, guard. Fl. w. Edelen, &C.
count remaining in hand as per final &C.
count presented and passed. The following
Administrators accounts were passed: j
Frank Dunbar, administrator j. Kcamey
Mckay. J. +. B0hanan, administrator oi
L. T. M.Kay; J 4. ID. Shermantiae, admin.
i~'.atur Abel Sanner Annual valuation
81 VIM. c. Bowc's property filed.
March q. Court met-all the officers
present b. H. Camalier appointed admins.
traitor Of c. w Hudson. Time Of closing
-.yrrai states extended. Spencer Harrison
allowed 5000 for repairs TO out-buildings
On property Of late Col. Harrison.
March % and -. Court MT and trans.
acted routine business.
March -. Court met-Iudges Love and
Payne present John Bowes, Guard. tc
Ca,harine Bowes, ordered to sell lumber
tree g. William Smith.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival Of trade at Vim. J. E1elen,
& Cos, Store as their giving away to their
customers OF so many free trial bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that il always
cures and neverdisappoints. Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test il before buying by getting a trial bot
tie free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-31
Cireu.. Court Proceedings. Continued.

Wednesday, March 23ri. This being
the day for the pegemptory call Of the Trial
Docket, the call was proceeded with until
No. Is Trials was reached which was tried
by Jury q follows: John {. Cryer and
George w. Crycr IS. J. Philip Greenwcll.
Action tor repleyin. This occupied the en-
tire day, and at ; O'Clock, n m, the Jury
thought in a verdict for Plaintiffs. MesSrs.
Morgan and Combs, for plaintiffs; u. e.
llammct;, u. r. Magruder and i. Ii. Cam.
alier for defendants
Thursday, March gath. The inst case
disposed oi to-day, was M. iS Trials
". = RHrCh admr, Francis ID. Burch v.
Ferdinand Z. Bunch. Action Of ASSumpsit
and trial by jury. Verdict for Plaintiff.
MeSsrs. Coombs for Plaintiff, and Han.mett.
MagrGdcr and Camalicr for Defendant
The next case called was No. 10 -
GUgEenheimer * 60. vs. 10 Irs9ls
wife. Action at -.ailss Cooper and
men, aud ..SSumpS;t Plea III nav.
@. submitted 30 the Cour, r.
a.. arr hn'is the amount due Plaintiff 70 H.
S''''''' and Ibis being beneath the jurisdic.
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Strange Appearance.

The good people Of Milestown District
are much excited over the appearance in
their hundred of strange and supposed
frrrgipuS animal. our informant Major
Daniel Shanksl tells us that the beast was
first seen on Mr.. Richard Gamers estate
where, carly one morning, it jumped into
The cuwpen and scattered the cattle and
mixers in Ill directions The hands
has. ne! - arouse Mr.. Garner who, says,
that in Ill Of his experience, lie has never
seen people 50 overcome by fright as those
who claimed 10 have seen the apparition.
The animal is said 10 look like an over
grown Ram; general color is black, but
has white feet and white spots on its hips.
The co!orcl folks are especially excited
over the strange appearance and every
traveller throughout the district now goes
armed, and parties are out hunting for the
Terror \ few nights ago, Dr. Pinkney
ElrkiStonc Ia! Il narrow escape, because
q. being mistaken for the beast The doc
tor was returning across fields, late at night
from visit 10 patient on Col. Dents
farm, and had not fear of failure To Kill! al
first Shot deferred them from firing, four
hunters would have given him the benefit
ri bowling pieces loaded for elephant
W "a this writing. the animal is still al
lary". likely t. remain 81, but no serious
in5ur! TO anyone are reported.